Author/Authors :
REZAEI, Mehdi Department of Forestry and Landscape Architecture - Konkuk University - Seoul, Republic of Korea , NOURI, Abbas Ali Department of Geomorphology - Geography Collage - Kharazmi University, Tehran , PARK, Gyun Seok Department of Bioresources and Food Science - Konkuk University - Seoul, Republic of Korea , KIM, Doo Hwan Department of Forestry and Landscape Architecture - Konkuk University - Seoul, Republic of Korea
Abstract :
In December 2019, a novel type of Coronavirus (later named as COVID-19) started from China and after a while rapidly spread to other parts of the world. As of 19 April 2020, more than 2.245 million cases of COVID-19 have been re-ported in 213 countries. Despite of the unique and unknown characteristic of this Virus, it is a very high spread infectious disease. Therefore finding the geographic accuracy of the Virus spread is crucial for the epidemiologists and au-thorities in order to respond to the infection out-break quickly and appropriately.
Keywords :
COVID-19 , China , Virus , Monitoring
